Environmental corridors, soundscapes, plant + bird identification relative to monitoring techniques, habitat and waterways a collaborative workshop in the field Webinar with Dr. Jo Lenehan + sound recordist Kim V Goldsmith.

Did you know this year the United Nations General Assembly declared 2020 the International Year of Plant Health (IYPH) they state “The year is a once in a lifetimeopportunity to raise global awareness on how protecting plant health can help end hunger,reduce poverty, protect the environment, and boost economic development”

Come and join us for a webinar with Orange Cowra Cabonne Science Hub for a series of online presentations and videos relating to plant health, technologies and the environment.

Our first webinar will be a co-presentation with water ecologist Dr. Jo Lenehan, and soundrecordist Kim V Goldsmith, moderated by Phoebe Cowdery. Kim and Jo will be discussing monitoring techniques, plant and animal habitat, and waterways. The focus will be on Jo’s extensive knowledge of waterbirds, and aquatic plant health, with Kim discussing how she uses sound recording in her field work, assisted by broad range of technologies addressing how this is applied to environmental data capture and techniques in producingsoundscapes.

Supported by:

Inspiring Australia

Orange Cowra Cabonne Science Hub

the CORRIDOR project